She only survives if you proceed with her plan, pay with infected chip and don't start the fight with Royce before virus is uploaded.
Yeah there are a lot of guides out there with contradicting information, most seem like guessing to me.
If you tell Royce about the virus on the chip, you'll get Gilchrist. You must have got him this time because it's sort of the same thing happening. Maels not getting the virus; Meredith's plan not working. (Even though it's the same thing happening as your other playthroughs).On my third I tried to pay with the chip, but royce refused to take it on some bs that I'm too willing to pay, so I again murdered the maelstorms, and ended up with Gilchrest.
I don't understand what this depends on, for some reason on my third playthrough I got the Anthony guy for some reason, when the rest of the quest played out exactly the same way.
Honestly I kept the money, take the gun from the first turret, shoot way in and out and still met her and the end.
She just said I need to get better in following orders.
You only get the guy if you tell Royce that the chip is from Militech as far as I know.
I did not tell Royce about the virus, because I removed the virus before trying to pay with it. Same thing I did in my second playthrough except there I didn't even attempt to pay with it. If really this minor details triggers things which of course neither gilcrest or stout can possibly know about since the deal didn't go through, then it is just terrible quest design that makes zero sense.If you tell Royce about the virus on the chip, you'll get Gilchrist. You must have got him this time because it's sort of the same thing happening. Maels not getting the virus; Meredith's plan not working. (Even though it's the same thing happening as your other playthroughs).
That's the only explanation I can think of. Meredith's plan technically didn't work, which usually results in Gilchrist meeting you. But I don't know if that's what actually triggered it.
That's exactly what I did. Seems like another broken quest this one. Wrong option triggering if you kill royce after offering to pay with the chip.That's weird, in my 2nd playthrough Gilchrist appeared at the end of this quest. I blew Royce's head off during the scene where he pointed his gun at me.
Yes, but there is no way anyone could've found out about it at militech. Since I put a bullet through royce's head and he was definitely dead, same as the other two games. The only thing I did differently for the third time is offering up the chip as payment before killing royce, not killing him outright.That's the only explanation I can think of. Meredith's plan technically didn't work, which usually results in Gilchrist meeting you. But I don't know if that's what actually triggered it.
That's weird, in my 2nd playthrough Gilchrist appeared at the end of this quest. I blew Royce's head off during the scene where he pointed his gun at me.
I dunno, I think I've killed everyone both times.hmm, when I did that one playthrough, Meredith showed up. hmmm. The only other factor I can think is as someone else said, killing everyone.
I think neither is entirely accurate.I dunno, I think I've killed everyone both times.
Edit: Even these two flowcharts are contradicting each other:
Actually no. I had that fail. I picked the card. I gave it to the guy. But he knew it was a trap. I tried in two dialog's to clam the situation down. and I still had to fight my way out. Even the game doesn't have dialog for this outcome. V said his line: I took the card for the money and never offered it up. I was like... I didn't. The guy figured it was a trap and still attacked me. I didn't want to money. But the game only has one outcome, if this fails. Stout died.If you chose the corpo card pay, stouth will always come.
Not necessarily. Netrunner is checking the chip.The trigger for gilcrest must be offering to paying with the cleaned chip. Except nobody outside the room could know about that detail, so it is stupid.
What netrunner? They didn't even take the chip.Not necessarily. Netrunner is checking the chip.